Manage multiple YouTube channels without mixing them up.
5 on one account
Schedule, library, findings
Bottom left, survives a reload
The failure this avoids
The obvious way to build this is to filter by account and let the numbers fall where they may. It does not error, which is what makes it dangerous: a library quietly shows 32 videos when one channel has 28 and the other has 4, a finding is computed from two catalogues mixed together, and a median that describes neither channel is presented with the same confidence as one that does. Nothing on the screen says it happened.
So every read in the product names a channel, and a check in the build fails the deploy if one does not. That check is why this page can make the claim at all.
Today is the one screen that spans them
Deliberately. “What needs me” is a question about the account rather than about one channel, and a broken connection on the second channel must not be able to hide behind a first channel that is fine. So Today lists every channel and labels each line with which one it is about. Everything else, the runsheet, the library, the analytics, the watchlist, is one channel at a time and says which.
What scales and what is shared
Work scales with channels: the queue, the watched channels and the monthly publishing allowance are counted per channel, so a second channel gets its own rather than halving the first one’s. Cost does not: Cue credits, AI thumbnails and the YouTube API budget are shared across the account, because each of those is a paid call or draws on YouTube’s quota.
The pricing page marks which is which.